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1 CONTENTS CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 INTRODUCTION : WELCOME TO IPSS .................................................................................................... 3 UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA ................................................................................4 INDONESIAN HERBAL MEDICINE ............................................................................................................ 5 WHO CAN ENROLL IN IPSS 2018? ........................................................................................................... 6 IPSS PROGRAMS ............................................................................................................................................ 7 - EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ...................................................................................................... 7 - NON EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ........................................................................................... 8 REGISTRATION..................................................................................................................................................10 FEE & PAYMENT ........................................................................................................................................... 11 DETAIL OF PAYMENT ................................................................................................................................ 12 ACCOMODATION ........................................................................................................................................ 12 HOW TO GET INDONESIAN VISA ........................................................................................................... 13 FAQ .................................................................................................................................................................. 16 IMPORTANT DATES .....................................................................................................................................17 ABOUT INDONESIA AND YOGYAKARTA ............................................................................................ 18 TOURISM IN YOGYAKARTA ................................................................................................................... 20 CONTACT INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................... 25 2 INTRODUCTION : WELCOME TO IPSS International Pharmacy Summer School 2018 (IPSS 2018) is an annual event organized by Pharmacy Student Association or called HIMFA (Himpunan Mahasiswa Farmasi) in Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta University, Indonesia. IPSS is a unique summer school program combining the academic and student activities. It aims to make participants able to interact and work together with related professionals, to broaden up student’s knowledge and get more information about “Indonesian Herbal Medicine: From Empiric to Standarized Therapy” also many interesting travel experiences as well as memorable with Indonesian cultural learning. IPSS was first held on year 2014 as the first ever summer school has been held in Indonesia and is currently the leading and the biggest. This year it will be the 5th IPSS and it will be held at the Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta around the period of 6th August until 18th August 2018. Approximately 25 students from worldwide are welcome to participate in IPSS 2018. IPSS 2018 has so much exciting activities, including academic and non-academic. The academic activities involve “Indonesian Herbal Medicine : From Empiric to Standardized Therapy by Exploring Indonesian Herbal Plants for Daily Medication”. Participants will get lectures by experts and professionals. They also have other academic activities, such as Tutorials, Laboratory Activities, Community Health Center Visit, Social Works, and Herbal Company (B2P2TOOT) Visit. The non-academic activities involve visiting many cultural places in Yogyakarta, such as the Sultan Palace, Taman Sari Water Castle, Borobudur Temple, Prambanan Temple, Ramayana Ballet performances, Indonesian Cultural Learning and more. Participants will stay in the Homestay near Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. By this way, they will be able to recognize Indonesian people and their cultures. Best Regards, Committee of IPSS 2018 3 ABOUT UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) is a university located in Yogyakarta, one of the most beautiful cultural cities in Indonesia. UMY is one of universities owned and managed by “Center of Muhammadiyah Council”, one of the religious mass organizations in Indonesia. UMY was founded on 26th March 1981 based on Letter of Information Number A1/01.E/PW/1981, and under controlled of Center of Muhammadiyah Council based on Letter of Decision Center of Muhammadiyah Council Number E/1/1996/1982. On 2012, UMY has had 9 faculties: Faculty of Islamic Religion, Faculty of Economy, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Social and Political Science, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Technology, Faculty of Language Education, and Magister Program. UMY offers a number of facilities for its students. The facilities include Knowledge Learning Center (KLC) Library coming with a lot of journal collections from PROQUEST and EBSCO, Center of Language Training of UMY having qualified English programs (e.g. English for Public Speaking, English for Learning Purpose, English for Paper Writing, and TOEFL Preparation), UMY First allowing you to connect with internet in a simple way with hotspot and Wi-Fi facilities, Indoor futsal field, and jogging tract along university area. Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta is one of the best private universities in Indonesia, according to Webometrics (July 2011). With its tagline “Muda Mendunia”, UMY is ready to be a qualified university to think globally and act locally. 4 INDONESIAN HERBAL MEDICINE : WHAT’S INTERESTING ABOUT THAT? Indonesia is known as a warehouse of medicinal plants so it gets the nickname of “Life Laboratory”. About 30,000 species of medicinal plants are owned by Indonesia. With the richness of the flora, of course Indonesia has the potential to develop herbal products whose quality is equivalent to modern medicine. Only about 1200 species of medicinal plants are used and researched as traditional medicine. Some species of medicinal plants originating from Indonesia's tropical forests are actually used by other countries. For example, Japanese researchers have patented about 40 active compounds from plants originating from Indonesia. Even some of the drugs whose raw materials can be found in Indonesia have been patented and massively produced in other countries, giving a great advantage to the country (Johnherf, 2007). Herbal plants or Indonesian Traditional Medicine is a nation's cultural heritage that needs to be explored, researched, and developed in order to be used more widely by the community. The definition of traditional medicine is ingredients or derived ingredients from plants, animals, minerals, sari (galenic) preparations or mixtures of these ingredients, which have traditionally been used for experiential treatment. In Indonesia, traditional medicine classified into three groups, namely “Jamu” which are traditional herbs that have not been clinically tested, Standardized Herbal Medicine that is traditional medicine that has passed the pre-test clinical stage with animal test, and Phytopharmaca is a traditional medicine that has passed the preclinical test and clinical (applied to humans). Indonesia, which has various types of herbs, managed to attract users. Not only from within the country, foreign tourists became interested in the efficacy of herbal plants are offered. No wonder, the number of tourists increasing in the area that produce many herb plants, one of them Yogyakarta. In addition to offering natural beauty as well as a very beautiful cultural area, Yogyakarta also offers a variety of natural products directly from natural materials. 5 WHO CAN ENROLL IN IPSS 2018? Pharmacy students and fresh graduates with the background of traditional herbal medicine can enroll in International Pharmacy Summer School (IPSS) 2018, which is held by HIMFA (Pharmacy Student Association), School of Pharmacy of Faculty of Medicine and Health Science, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY). IPSS is not only about collecting score, but it is about gaining knowledge and experience about “Indonesian Herbal Medicine : from Empiric to Standarized Therapy by Exploring Indonesian Herbal Plants for Daily Medication”. Regarding to this matter, it is fine if you st are the 1 semester students or you have no idea about what is tropical herbal medicine. IPSS will be a perfect opportunity for you to learn about tropical herbal medicine. IPSS also welcomes you, the fresh graduate pharmacy students, who are already familiar with tropical herbal cosmetic and still want to gain more knowledge. You can see more information about the application forms, documents, terms and conditions, and other things you should prepare in IPSS 2018. In short, IPSS is available for all students and fresh graduates, who want to learn about tropical herbal medicine, especially in Indonesia. 6 PROGRAMS OF IPSS 2018 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM A. COMMUNITY BASED 1.
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